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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

PEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
On FkipAY AFTERNOON. sEpTEMBERsaH
AVN p PAR sTA OF LOT 3, SQUARE 161..
fronting IL feet on street northwest, and running
back that width 40 feet to q lO,foot alley;
Terms: One.third cash. balance In one and two
notes to bear six cent interest from day of
sale. payable semi-annually or all cash. at option OF
purchaser. A deposit Of 800 required at sale. Con-
veyancing &c. at purchasers cost. Terms to COM
piled with in ten days otherwise right reserved to
sell at risk and cost OF default1nE purchaser
after FIVE days public notice of such sale in
newspaper published in Washington, D G,
SPA DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, No. 55 STREET NORTH.
WEST, AND LOT 16x10O TO ALLY.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated September o. -
461. ct seq, of the Land Records for the Dis
trct of Columbia and at the request of the party
cured thereby. will sell at public auction, in front
Of o., the premises on FRIDAf, SEPTEM I THIR
the following described real estate situate i'll the city
Of Washington, District of Columbia, in said District
to wit Lot No. 1853. in Moses key's subdivision Of
certain lots in square No 615 as recorded in J. H. H.
folO 90, Surveyors office OF said District together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale One-third cash, Of which 800 must
be paid at time of sale, and balance in and two
years in equal payments to be secured by purchasers
annually, and deed of trust on the property sold.
Terms of sale to be complied with in six days from
day of sae else Trustees reserve the right to resell
risk and cost Of purchaser IL default Conveyancng
VIM. F. HOFFMAN rrustaes
s19-eo&ds FRED. KOONES, Arus'eeS'
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THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SIDE AVE-
NTE RETTEBS SIXTH Rv AND SsEyESTH
Rh1MTsE5 oGS1pE b5l As
1sa aE s8AS oER R6fH AB nHso
Ho FEE En- THE B BP
BEf8 sf AND DC NoRTHwssf. d o REEL l.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
causes 81 Davis ct al vs. Davis ct al Ha%iy No
5ass saeso Ssh day FIX s1
Bss SSS5SS% at SS5R SShSsf
piece or parcel Of ground and premises known and
sh of said and
corded Of parts of original lots numbered
front building fronting on the north side Of Pennsy
wanna avenue between 9Th and 7th streets. and also
building. ~
pk e H2NR4Y as yEETH Of oGno
hundred aud eighty t4S71, which is contained
point ty (5S feet south from the northwest corner
OF said lot. and running thence south twenty-five 25)
thence north twenty live G2J feet. and thence west
slxty-two (62) feet three CD inches to the place of
ing house. being premises 615 9th street NV.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree:
balance in two equal payments payable respecveiy in
one and two Years with interest at cent from the
be 81 by o
upon the property sod all cash. the option OF the
purchaser or purchasers; deposit Of $500 on the
street property. will be required at the time Of sale
the terms Of sale are not complied within ten days
the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser All con-
veyancing At THE the PprGh & e cost:
s26-d&ds sun Building
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AUCTION SALES.
wv EEhD q CO., AuCLIOuGcrS.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

Commencing at TEN M, SATURDAY. OCTOBER
FIRST 1887 we will sell at public auction the entire
household goods belonging in the large fifteen room
house. 5O7 4th st. NV, opposite Judiciary Square.
The goods to be sold consist of Walnut Sets with
BILE tops, Wardrobes Carpets Dining Room Furniture
Window Hangings, Lace and other Curtains, Hardwood
Poles with Brass Rings, Curtain Pins and in fact,
everything complete in the way Of housefurnshines.
These goods have been in use but short while, and
are In hrst-class order. No repairs are needed.
To those wishing to buy anything in the above line
rare opportunity is offered Come early and make use
OF the advantage in buying these goods at auction IT.
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he WILL TAKE THE ANARCHIST CASES BEFORE II
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

he WILL TAKE THE ANARCHIST CASES BEFORE TH8
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
Capt Black the chief counsel for the anarchists,
has arrived at Chicago from New York. He said:
s'There is not much new to be said Gen. Pryor
agreed with me that there is not the slightest
doubt that the writ OF error will issue from the
United States Supreme Court. As to the grounds
on which we rely to have the writ issued and new
trial ordered, the press will be fully informed
when we make the application, but not before.
Just when the application will be made, Of 70
which Justice is not yet determined"
ssShOud you not be ready TO ask for the writ OF
error before the day set for execution, what viii
you dO?"
Governor would grant stay until the cAse should
Re- passed upon by the United States Supreme
Court. That Is the usual practice"
"Win Gen. Pryor come down here 70 DO any work
In the caSe?"
done In the East presume"
"Has any counsel other than Gen. Pryor been
engaged?"
determined upon"
s.Ny. my, said NrA Black, 'what great stories
they teleGraphed here about me from New York.
The story about the wives OF these men killing
their children, were tt not 50 brutally untrue,
would be ridiculouA / did say to some ladies who
called ON me, that did not think some Of those
women would live II their dearest ones were taken
from them In such way"
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ISYREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON CITY

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 1O11
bsTkEEr NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON CITY
. BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia dated the 10Th day of
September. A; y, 1887. and passed in a cause At::l
wherein Mary E. McIinden is complainant, and Mary
McLinden and others are defendants the same being
Cause No 1919 Of the Equity Docket Of said court
will sell ct public auction, in front Of the
A. p. 1887. ut HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ
part OF lot numbered two ca, in square numbered
three hundred and forty three I343. in the city of
Ct point on street thirty $500 feet six t6 inches
east on street eighteen QS} feet six g, inches
sightee1 MS1 feet six 90 inches thence south one
substantial brick house OF three stories with back
building.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance IN
equal instruments at one and two years after the day
Of SALE with interest to be secured by good and sum-
clent lien upon the property sod all cash, at the
option of the purchaser. All conveyancing at pur.
chasers cost A deposit Of $3.50 will be required at
the time Of SALE II the purchaser fail to comply with
all the terms Of sale within fifteen days from day Of
SALE the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defautng purchaser
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
s21-d&ds sos street NV
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To Keep Sharp Out Of Sing Sing.

To Keep Sharp Out Of Sing Sing.
REPORTED GRANTING OF STAY OF RxECUTION-THE
PRISONERS HEALTH.
In his report to the district attorney on the con-
dition OF Jacob Sharp, DIR. Allen McLane Hamilton
states that when he visited the prisoner Sharp re-
fused to allow an examination to be made. He
even pushed the doctor away "with force" got
into bed, and covered himself up with the clothes.
He said he would rather go to Sing Sing than sub
NIT to an investigation. DR.. Hamilton said that
after his rough examination, which included a
partial test OF the pulse and heart and an estimate
OF the surface temperature, he was OF the opinion
that Mr.. Sharp Is no worse than he was several
months ago. and that he could see no indication
that the prisoner was In eStrems Dr. Fowler was
examination OF Sharp. He reported that Sharp Is
in Mt condition to be moved, and the sheriff has
directed that he be taken to Sing Sing tomorrow.
Notice OF appeal to the Court OF Appeals in the
case OF Jacob Sharp from the judgment OF the
General Term, affirming Judgment OF the Court
clerks Office.
At Albany, Information was received last even
ing that stay OF execution had been granted in
the Jacob Sharp case by Chief Justice Ruger of
the Court OF Appeals, until October & According
to best Information Obtainable tonight a mes
senger came up from New York this evening with
the necessary papers in the case and met Justice
Ruger In the Union depot here, where the chief
justice signed the papers, and the messenger left
Ruger came down from his home in Syracuse this
afternoon with Judges Andrews and Finch, also
OF the Court OF Appeals, arriving here at $50 pm.
Andrews and Finch went to their quarters at the
Kenmore, While Chief Justice Ruger fingered and
met the messenger, as II by appointment. A few
minutes after the msssengeT with papers took
his brother judges at the Kenmore At that hotel
the chief justice declined to talk about the case.
When questioned, he said 1t would be tndecOrOuS
for him to say anything. It was learned that the
stay had been granted however, and that the
following order had been issued at the request OF
John M. Perry, OF New York:
"ALRANY n. V Sent. % 1SS7-In the matter of
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1--WE TWO.STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS.
Il 1920 1922 1924. 1926 AND l02S SOUTH
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT, FRONTING Il FEET ON THE EAST
HIDE OLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTH.

SIDE OF TWENTY-FOURTH STREET NORTH
WEST. EXTENDING BACK 122 FEET.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, recorded in Iiber E.
the District of Columbia and at the request Of the
administrators Elias Travers deceased the under
the premises on SATURDAY, the EIGHfH pay OF
that certain piece of ground situated in the city
washington. D: C.: BEGINNING for the same at the
thrty-s1. and running thence north fourteen feet,
thence east one hundred and twenty feet and
west one hundred and twenty-five feet and two and
half inches to the place of beginning together
with the dwelling thereon.
Terms OF sale: 1880 cash with the expenses Of sale
balance OF tho purchase money at the end of six
months with interest or the purchaser may pay ali
cash. All conveyancing ut the purchasers expense
s2S-1Ot L. JACKSON Trustee
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NOMINATED FOB C0NGRRssL-The democratic con-
venti0n OF the sixth Louisiana district has n0m1-
mated Col. b NJ. Robertson, OF Baton Rouge, for
Congress, to succeed his father, the late Col w.
Robertson. Col Robertson Is an av0wed supporter
Of Gov. McEnery Tor reelection.
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ATx-YEAR-0ID GEL OUTRAGED AND MuRDERED
At Houston, Texas, Louisa, the ten-year-ol0
daughter OF VIM. Blumenthal started for school
wednesday morning, and not returning at tho
usual hour her father and search party started
70 hunt for her. In o clump OF bushes near the
roadway was found her body. She had been os,np
ragged, choked, and stabbed 70 death.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. FRONTING TWENTY FIVE
FEET ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STREET AND RUNNING BACK WITH THAT
WIDTH ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN Y-SEVEN
FEET TO TEN-FOOT ALLEY, AND KNOWN
AS THE OLD PORTION OF WELCKER'S
HOTEL.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust bearing date
September 90, 1873. and duly recorded in LiberAtM
NO i36 foilo % ct seq, one OF the Land RecOrdsx1
of the District of Columbia and by virtue of a decree
of the supreme Court of the said District of Columbia
III equity No. 731. and the request of the
party secured thereby, default having been made il
aIstion IN front Of the premises on SATURDAY THE
at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. all Of lot numbered eleven
CD In Dayldson's subdivision of part of square
bered two hundred and twenty two (222 fronting 25
feet 18th street and running back with that width
1T feet to 1OfOot alley, the Is recorded in
the office Of the Surveyor Of the District Of
Terms of sale cash. and to be complied with within
days from day Of SALE or property to be resold
at risk and cost of defaultn. purchaser deposit
$500 will be required ut time Of sale. Ali conveyance
ing at cost of purchaser.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF The ILLNESS OF THE
trustee the above sale is postponed uutil SATURDAY
OCTOBER FIRST. SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
s26-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
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New YOrk's Civil.Service school.

From the New York Sun To-day.
Four florists and landscape gardeners. to-day
wrote answers in the Office Of the municipal civil.
service examiners to series OF questions prepared
by superintendent Of Public Parks Parsons. They
candidates for the Office OF inspector OF tree
planting. Special attention was paid to testing
pOintment is made maple trees will be planted on
West End avenue. Tomorrow seventy-tive appli-
cantS for positions as keepers in the city prisons
will be examined as to their general knowledge
They were tested physically at the Tombs to-day.
On Saturday, at the college OF the City OF New
York, eighty candidates for dOOrmen in the police
department will struggle with written problems.
They have already been subjected to a severe test
Of physical abilities. There are fifteen or sixteen
candidates for the position now held by John j..
OBrien chief OF the bureau OF elections They will
answer questions on Monday next.
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BRITISH RESIDENTS POLITICALLY LEAGUED.-
British residents In New York have undertaken to
form league for political purposes. IT. viii adv0-
cate the abolition OF laws which permit aliens to
acquire large tracts OF land In the United States
and corporations to m0nOpolize vast areas Of West
ern lands. The members OF the Sons OF st. George,
the Scottish clans st. Dayds Society, and the Ca
madam Society, as well as any Irish societies that
may choose TO cooperate, will be eligible TO men,
berSh1p. British Immigrants will be advised TO
take out their m st papers OF naturalization at the
earliest opportunity.
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VIHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PAPER CUTTER AND
PRINTING PRESS.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated February g. 1885,
and duly recorded in Lber 1853 folio As ct sea- OF
the Land Records of the District Of Columbia and by
direction of the party secured thereby. will sell,
RfWFSTY FoIRrH ~ 1ss7 at TWt1TE mT46K
NJ. at the auction rooms Of Thomas bowling corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street northwest one
Economic" Paper Cutter and one "Battomorean"
Rotary Printing Press mentioned in said deed
s19-eOts ALFRED L. LEONARD,
Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL SAT-.
URDAY OCTOBER FIRST, SAME HOUR AND
PLACE, by order of Trustee. s26-m&f
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THE MUSICIANS, CASE CLOSED.
District Attorney WOrthingtOn Fin.
ishes His Address and the Court Re.
serves it's Decision.

The so-called boycotting case OF the seven men,
bers OF the washington Musical Assembly
Messrs. Wild, Linden, Pistorio, Caldwell, Callan,
Sloan, and Fisher-and Mr. Fallon, the tailor, who
is member Of the Knights OF Labor, was con.
tinued in the Police Court yesterday afternoon
after THE STARS report closed.
District Attorney Worthington concluded his
argument. He cited number Of cases in Eng
land and In this country to show that neither
fraud nor force nor falsehoOd as commended by the
opposing counsel was necessary TO make the con-
spfracy criminal. He quoted Lord ManSfield's de-
clslon In the case OF Booth, tailor who was boy
cotted, to show that 1t was not necessary that
unlawful means should be employed to fnjure a
man. but that it could not be lawfully done by
any means. He cited the case OF the State OF
New Jersey against Donaldson, In which it was
held criminal for some workmen In shop TO
strike for the dismissal OF two fellow-workmen
VINO were not popular. The present case, he said,
was not a mere case OF demanding that two men
shall be refused employment in one particular
men from getting empioyment IN the District o.
Columbia, or anywhere In the United States; TO
reduce them to beggary and want and TO cr1ve
them into submission. The crime, he said, was in
the conspiracy. One man may go out on the
streets and publicly proclaim another man as
th na and murderer That would be only verbal
damage. 1t would not be criminal; but when two
or more persons conSptre together and agree TO
the conspiracy is not carried out the conSprators
are criminals and liable TO punishment by f1ne
and imprisonment under the criminal law.
He found, he said, much to commend In the con-
stitution OF the Knights OF Labor. but he charged
that these parties had gone beyond their priv1-
!egeS. 1t was, he said, the common law OF Eng
land that any conspiracy to prevent man from
carrying on his trade is crime, and this is the
common law which comes to us from the mother
country and is in force here Under the law 1t had
been held that If a number OF persons combined
to go to the theater and hiss certain actor, with
| view to injure him in his vocation, 1t was an
Onense against the law. They could not unite TO
hiss at a theater in this District Could they
Was hiss worse than boycott?
Mr.. Worthington, In closing, said that until the
war he had been wOrkl1gman himself. The
rebels had spoiled good workman to make bad
lawyer. He had felt the power OF these corpora
tons and before he would support the rulings
cited by the defense, which gave great corpora
t1ons power to crush workingmen, he would
throw up his commission.
Mr.. RalStOn was about to submit some SuggeS-
lions, but 1t was decided that the argument was
over, and Judge Smell said he would take the case
and give his Judgment as early as his engagements
would permit him to do so.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

e. ThE o Glr4 Ta GE
sGE AND sE SSHNSf sf Hk Ax
SIKH Np 81 srE s4RhETs
By virtue Of decree passed the 9th day of Feb-nA
Y Otis Bieslox ct ais, No: 7!3?, Equity Docket 1
OCTOBER 1887. at foUR O'Clock ?. M Offer Offer for
real fhs 1
Si not ahs 9 n numbered
vest angle q sa,d Ind running thence south along
Of
sad
(24 feet to the beginning
O'CLOCK Pm. viii sell at public auction. IN front Of
C O bee Gesi R
hundred and si1tyseyen (s67. having depth Of One
Of Which deposit
Will be regurssd at the sales Of $780, aud the balance
interest at secured by the notes
to at the risk snd cost Of the
defaaltine purchasers All conveyancing and record
sss.eodSds ". K. DUHxMEIs Trustee. 400 La ave.
7lHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
II TIE CITY ~ i Of @HsH1N NEA5 ESTATE
as eqsty
WE shall vel & ito
0CT0BER iss! at Four O'CLOCK p n. the fol.
be , real situated in the city
square 6esnaRs the same on the Vest Inc
es1
westerly would pass Through the center Of the division
sa pSa and the
e.
consisting Of twostory frame dwelling house 49,
be PAID IN cash. residue IN two equal installments
By deed Of On pfcperty
or all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit Of 300
Be n
days from sale. otherwise the trustees the
'fha = sS's and risk
IH9Txs +. MILLER. sss ~ St n n%:SS Trustees
sY sH HkEN 3F HSE ~ 1eT
shhEsHs ss%S5Af45A1 az SSR raahtssSStSh sIA
kf SS$ AND fwELFSh STREETS sH SOUTH,
By Virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause il:
No 1885 viii offer for sale at public auction,
FIJI Of II Pn SER k M
= IN square 1920 improved by two frame houses.
sSs SANE Day 9gAK s1ss : rs FfvE
O'CLOCK IN M will Offer s. for sale At public auction
on street. between 11th and 18th streets southeast
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in three eoua,
instsllments In six twelve and eighteen months from
q ss Sa
y 3 scS n e S =
at time Of sale. and all conveyancing and recording
wiz be at ''''A'''ssiis ssit !. BLOCK Trustee
DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneers s27-st;
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WASHINGTON, ID. G..
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS.
within and in front of auction rooms lth street
and PeunsylyanIa avenue. SATURDAY, OCTOBER
FIRST, 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, EN-
bracing one superior Piano, elegant three piece
Parlor Suite and Mahogany Chamber Set but
little used, Parlor Suites, choice pieces of Par
Furniture, Marble-top Tables. MIRRORS, Paint
ngs snd Enfrayngs hne once Furniture, Wal
rate Pieces Walnut. Mrror-front Wardrobe, Antique
Mahogany Table. formerly the property of Andrew
Jackson, tguaranteedl: fine Hair Mattresses Feather
Pillows and Bolsters Painted Cottage Furniture Wire
SPRINGS Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Cooking and
Heating Stoves. Toiletware China and Glassware to-
gether with many other valuable articles in the
keeping line.
Also
Small lot Groceries, Baskets, Tobacco Crockery.
ware, &C.
ALSO,
Glass Thing for hearth and wainscoting.
ALSO,
Que Talking Parrot.
Also,
ct TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriages, Buggies
wagons, Harness, &c. s29-2t
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An ARRONAUT's GREAT PRRM--Prof. C. W.
Williams, OF Cincinnati, made q successful para
chute descent at the Mexico fair grounds at Os-
In The air. Upon cutting loose from the balloon
the parachute failed TO innate, owing to the ropes
becoming entangled, and he fell 500 feet when
the ribs broke and the parachute inflated. nc
landed In q heap In cornneld. But for the
breaking OF the ribs he would have been killed